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| MONICA TOSO (DEPUTY CHAIRMAN OF BIMC and CHAIRMAN OF THE PLATFORM) |
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| A graduate of the University of Kansas, Monica has lived in the UK for over twenty years with her husband and three talented musical sons, supporting them at the Junior Birmingham Conservatoire. Monica is an independent teacher of Italian up to A level. She is passionate about ensuring that young people receive every possible opportunity to develop their musical and linguistic talents. |
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| ALASTAIR MOSELEY
FICE FCIWEM (DEPUTY CHAIRMAN OF BIMC) |
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| Alastair is honorary vice president of the Chartered Institution of Water and
Environmental Management. He lives in Bromsgrove, and, with other members of his musical family,
helped form the community-based Orchestra of St John. |
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| HAZEL WHITEFOOT |
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| From the age of nine, Hazel has played the French horn. She graduated in Music and Economics and following twenty-one years as a peripatetic brass teacher with Worcestershire County Council she is now a highly respected freelance musician and teacher. Hazel has played with a range of professional and amateur ensembles in the Midlands area and is the current Chairman of both the Wyre Forest and the Chandos Symphony Orchestras. More recently she has performed as a soloist. |
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| TREVOR JONES |
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| A graduate of Birmingham University, an Associate of The Royal College of Music and a Fellow of Trinity College, London, Trevor has held a number of important posts in music education. He is currently Strategic Music Education Manager for Worcestershire County Council and Lead Officer of the Worcestershire Music Education Hub. Trevor continues to be an active conductor and has achieved many competition successes with championship bands both in the UK and abroad. |
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| GEOFF STRONG |
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| Geoff Strong supports the platform as a Governor of Bromsgrove School. He and his wife Sue are members of the Kidderminster Valentines Choir, organising concerts such as the Cancer Research UK Festival of Brass & Voices held at The Royal Albert Hall, and helping charities to raise funds. |
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